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Your seating map and plan: where to sit, the best seats and the view from your seat
“The Big A” · “Angel Stadium of Anaheim” · “Anaheim Stadium (1966 to 1997)” · “Edison International Field of Anaheim (1998 to 2003)”
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Where should you sit at Angel Stadium?
The best seats at Angel Stadium are 114-122 (Field Level behind home plate) for the view. For value, choose 201-213 and 221-233 (Terrace Level). Avoid Outfield sections 236-249 and 256-260 at day games. Angel Stadium seats 45,517, home of Los Angeles Angels.
114-122 (Field Level behind home plate)
The closest, most central view of every pitch, with the Diamond Club premium seats at the front.
Full detail Best value201-213 and 221-233 (Terrace Level)
The official sun and shade map shows the whole Terrace infield in shade, with a close, raised view.
Full detail Where to avoidOutfield sections 236-249 and 256-260 at day games
Full sun on the official shade map and a long view back to home plate.
Full detailAbout Angel Stadium
Angel Stadium in Anaheim, often searched as Angels Stadium, has been home to the Los Angeles Angels since 1966 and seats 45,517 for baseball. The Angel Stadium seating chart has four main levels: the Field Level (sections 101 to 135), the Terrace Level (201 to 233, plus outfield sections 236 to 260), the Club Level (301 to 351) and the View Level, split into the 400s and 500s. On every level the numbers rise from the left-field side to the right-field side, with home plate in the middle (around 117 to 119 on the Field Level). The best views are in the Field Level infield, with the Lexus Diamond Club seats behind home plate; the Angels dugout is on the third-base side. For value and shade, the Terrace Level infield sits under the overhang, and the View Level behind home plate is the cheapest full view of the field.
Opened in 1966, Angel Stadium was enclosed for the Los Angeles Rams in 1980 and returned to a baseball-only layout by a Disney-led renovation in 1997 and 1998, which added the California Spectacular, a rock pile with geysers and a waterfall behind the left-centre field fence. The 230-foot Big A sign with its halo, once the scoreboard support in left field, now stands in the car park by the 57 Freeway.
Angel Stadium seating chart
General seating reference for Angel Stadium, also known as the Angel Stadium seating map, seating plan or seat plan. Check your selected event for its exact configuration.
What is the Angel Stadium seating capacity?
The Angel Stadium seating capacity is about 45,517 seats. The number in use changes with the layout, so here is how each set-up works.
MLB baseball (Los Angeles Angels)
Capacity 45,517. The Angels use the third-base dugout and the visitors the first-base dugout. The official Angels sun and shade map is the best guide to day game comfort.
Motorsport and other events
The ballpark also stages events such as Supercross and Monster Jam, with the field covered and the seating bowl used round it. Layouts vary by event, so check the seat map for your show.
What are the seating levels at Angel Stadium?
Field Level infield and Diamond Club109-127
The lower bowl round the infield, with the Diamond Box, Diamond Table and Lexus Diamond Club seats at the front of 114 to 122 behind home plate, and Diamond Field Box seats beside each dugout. The Angels dugout is on the third-base side and the visitors on the first-base side.
Pros: The closest seats to the pitcher, batter and dugouts; premium options include food, drink and club access.
Cons: The most expensive seats in the ballpark; the first-base side is in direct sun on the official shade map.
Field Level down the lines101-108, 128-135
Lower bowl seats from the infield corners out to the left-field (101) and right-field (135) foul poles.
Pros: Close to the field for less than the infield; good for catching foul balls and watching the outfielders.
Cons: You look back towards home plate at an angle; the first-base side sections are in direct sun for day games.
Terrace Level201-213, 221-233
A short tier above the Field Level along both baselines. The official sun and shade map shows the whole Terrace Level infield in shade, under the overhang of the levels above.
Pros: Shade and rain cover with a raised, close view of the infield; good value compared with the Field Level.
Cons: The overhang can cut off the top of high fly balls from the back rows.
Outfield Terrace sections236-249, 256-260
Outfield seats in right and right-centre field (236 to 249) and left field (256 to 260). The official shade map marks them all as direct sun.
Pros: Home run territory at a lower price; a close look at the outfielders.
Cons: Full sun for day games and a long view back to home plate.
Club Level301-322, 330-351
The third tier, running from the left-field side round to the right-field side, with the suites behind home plate and Brewery X at the right-field end. Most of it is partly shaded on the official map.
Pros: A raised, full view of the field with club-level amenities; less sun than the Field Level.
Cons: The sections nearest the foul poles look back at home plate at a sharp angle.
View Level (400s and 500s)401-436, 501-540
The top deck from foul pole to foul pole, in two parts: the 400s at the front and the 500s behind. Home plate is around 418 to 419 and 519 to 521.
Pros: The cheapest seats with a panoramic view of the whole ballpark; the third-base side is partly shaded.
Cons: The furthest seats from the field; the first-base side (419 to 436 and 521 to 540) is in direct sun on the official map.
Angel Stadium view from your seat
Field Level behind home plate
114 to 122 (home plate at about 117 to 119)The classic TV view of every pitch, with the Diamond Box, Diamond Table and Lexus Diamond Club seats at the front. The rows behind are ordinary Field Level seats with the same line of sight, just further back.
Tip: If the Diamond seats are out of budget, the higher rows of the same sections keep the view for less.
Field Level, Angels dugout side
108 to 113 (third-base side)Low seats along the third-base line, beside and behind the Angels dugout, with Diamond Field Box seats right next to the dugout. Partly shaded on the official shade map.
Tip: Home fans usually prefer this side, and it gets less sun than the first-base side.
Field Level, visitors' side
123 to 128 (first-base side)The mirror of the Angels side, beside the visitors' dugout, looking across the diamond. The official map shows these seats in direct sun.
Tip: Take a hat and sunscreen for day games.
Terrace Level infield
201 to 213 and 221 to 233A raised view from just above the Field Level, fully shaded on the official map. The front rows feel close to the infield; the back rows sit under the overhang above.
Tip: Choose a middle row: close enough to the front, but clear of the overhang's edge.
Outfield Terrace sections
236 to 249 (right field) and 256 to 260 (left field)Seats beyond the outfield fence in home run territory, looking back towards home plate across the whole field. All in direct sun for day games.
Tip: Gate 6 in right field is right next to section 236.
Club Level
301 to 322 and 330 to 351A high, full view of the diamond from the third tier, with suites behind home plate. Sections nearest home plate (320 to 322 and 330 to 332) give the most central sightline.
Tip: Brewery X, the ballpark's restaurant, is at the right-field end of this level.
View Level
401 to 436 and 501 to 540The top deck, with a panoramic view of the field, the outfield rockpile and the scoreboards. The 400s sit in front of the 500s, so they are lower and closer.
Tip: For shade, stay on the third-base side (401 to 418 and 501 to 520).
How do Angel Stadium seat numbers work?
Angel Stadium tickets show a section, row and seat, and the first digit of the section is the level: 100s are the Field Level, 200s the Terrace Level and the outfield Terrace sections, 300s the Club Level, and 400s and 500s the View Level. On every level the numbers rise from the left-field side to the right-field side, so low numbers are on the third-base (Angels) side and high numbers on the first-base side. On the Field Level, 101 is at the left-field foul pole, home plate is around 117 to 119 and 135 is at the right-field foul pole. On the Club Level, the suites sit behind home plate, so the seating runs 301 to 322, then 330 to 351. Rows are lettered from the front of each section, starting at A.
Reading a ticket: Section 419, Row F: View Level, 400s, just to the first-base side of home plate, six rows from the front of the upper deck. It is a central view of the whole field, but on the sunny side of the official shade map.
What are the best seats at Angel Stadium?
Best overall
114-122 (Field Level behind home plate)
The closest, most central view of every pitch, with the Diamond Club premium seats at the front.
Best for Angels fans
108-113 (Field Level, third-base side)
Beside and behind the Angels dugout, and partly shaded compared with the first-base side.
Best shade and value
201-213 and 221-233 (Terrace Level)
The official sun and shade map shows the whole Terrace infield in shade, with a close, raised view.
Best budget seats
415-422 and 517-523 (View Level behind home plate)
The cheapest way to see the whole field straight on from behind home plate.
Best premium experience
Lexus Diamond Club (front of 114-122) or a suite
Seats right behind home plate with club access, or private suites on the Club Level.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall | 114-122 (Field Level behind home plate) | The closest, most central view of every pitch, with the Diamond Club premium seats at the front. |
| Best for Angels fans | 108-113 (Field Level, third-base side) | Beside and behind the Angels dugout, and partly shaded compared with the first-base side. |
| Best shade and value | 201-213 and 221-233 (Terrace Level) | The official sun and shade map shows the whole Terrace infield in shade, with a close, raised view. |
| Best budget seats | 415-422 and 517-523 (View Level behind home plate) | The cheapest way to see the whole field straight on from behind home plate. |
| Best premium experience | Lexus Diamond Club (front of 114-122) or a suite | Seats right behind home plate with club access, or private suites on the Club Level. |
Which seats should you avoid at Angel Stadium?
Outfield sections 236-249 and 256-260 at day games: Full sun on the official shade map and a long view back to home plate.
First-base side of the View Level (419-436, 521-540): The furthest seats from the field and in direct sun for day games.
Back rows of the Terrace Level: The overhang above can cut off high fly balls and the top of the scoreboards.
Club Level and View Level sections nearest the foul poles (301-305, 347-351, 401-404, 433-436, 501-505, 536-540): A sharp angle back towards home plate.
Where is accessible seating at Angel Stadium?
Angel Stadium has designated wheelchair, semi-ambulatory and companion seats throughout the ballpark; buy them from the Angels ticketing team on (714) 4-ANGELS or at angels.com/tickets. Every gate has an accessible entry, and elevators and escalators serve all levels, with priority for guests who need them; the escalators by Gates 1 and 4 switch to run downwards in the seventh inning. Accessible parking is in the lots round Gates 1 to 6 and the Home Plate Gate. Assistive listening devices are free to borrow from Guest Relations at section 133, captioning of announcements is in the MLB Ballpark app, and sensory bags and quiet rooms are at section 101 and section 133. Free wheelchair escorts run from the gates to your seat.
Where: The official sun and shade map marks wheelchair positions across the Terrace Level (201 to 213 and 221 to 233) and in the outfield sections 241 to 249 and 256 to 260, among other locations. Family restrooms are at sections 107, 132, 312 and 340. Email accessibility@angels.com with questions.
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How do you get to Angel Stadium?
Transport
The ballpark is at 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim. The car park has three entrances (Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue), opens two and a half hours before first pitch and is cashless, with regular season parking from $25 bought in person; tailgating is allowed only in the Big A Lot. Metrolink and the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner stop at ARTIC (2626 East Katella Avenue), about a mile away. Stadium gates open about 90 minutes before first pitch.
The area
Angel Stadium sits beside the 57 (Orange) Freeway in Anaheim, between Katella Avenue and Orangewood Avenue. Honda Center, home of the Anaheim Ducks, is close by, and Disneyland is less than three miles away.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Angel Stadium seating capacity?
Angel Stadium seats 45,517 for Los Angeles Angels games, according to MLB.com's ballpark guide.
Where can I find an Angel Stadium seating chart or map?
The Angels publish a seating map and a 3D seat viewer on their website, plus a downloadable sun and shade map that shows every section number. The Field Level runs from 101 to 135, the Terrace Level from 201 to 233 with outfield sections 236 to 260, the Club Level from 301 to 351 and the View Level from 401 to 436 and 501 to 540.
Is it Angel Stadium or Angels Stadium?
The official name is Angel Stadium (of Anaheim), though many fans say Angels Stadium. Nicknamed the Big A, it was called Anaheim Stadium until 1997 and Edison International Field of Anaheim from 1998 to 2003.
What are the best seats at Angel Stadium?
The Field Level behind home plate (114 to 122) gives the best view, with the Lexus Diamond Club seats at the front. Angels fans often choose 108 to 113 near the Angels dugout on the third-base side, and the Terrace Level infield is the best value with shade.
What is the view from my seat like at Angel Stadium?
Field Level seats are close and low; Terrace Level seats are a little higher and shaded; Club Level seats give a high, full view; and the View Level 400s and 500s give a panoramic view from the top deck. The Angels' 3D seat viewer shows the seat view from each section.
How are sections, rows and seats numbered at Angel Stadium?
The first digit of the section is the level (1 Field, 2 Terrace, 3 Club, 4 and 5 View). Numbers rise from the left-field side to the right-field side on every level, so home plate sits in the middle, around 117 to 119 on the Field Level. Rows are lettered from the front of each section.
Which seats are in the shade at Angel Stadium?
On the official sun and shade map, the Terrace Level infield (201 to 213 and 221 to 233) is shaded, the third-base side of the Field and View Levels is partly shaded, and the first-base side and outfield sections are in direct sun. Shade changes with the time of day and year.
Which dugout do the Angels use?
The Angels use the third-base dugout, next to Field Level sections 108 to 113. The visitors are on the first-base side.
Where do I park at Angel Stadium?
The car park surrounds the ballpark, with entrances on Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue. It opens two and a half hours before first pitch and is cashless, with regular season general parking from $25 bought in person. Accessible parking is round Gates 1 to 6 and the Home Plate Gate.
Is Angel Stadium accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes. There are wheelchair, semi-ambulatory and companion seats throughout, accessible entries at every gate, elevators to all levels and free wheelchair escorts. Book accessible seats on (714) 4-ANGELS or at angels.com/tickets.
Which seats are best for concerts at Angel Stadium?
The ballpark also stages events such as Supercross and Monster Jam, with the field covered and the seating bowl used round it. Layouts vary by event, so check the seat map for your show.
How do section numbers work at Angel Stadium?
Section numbers at Angel Stadium follow the seating tiers. Field Level infield and Diamond Club: 109-127; Field Level down the lines: 101-108, 128-135; Terrace Level: 201-213, 221-233; Outfield Terrace sections: 236-249, 256-260; Club Level: 301-322, 330-351; View Level (400s and 500s): 401-436, 501-540.
Does Angel Stadium have a seating chart with seat numbers?
Yes. Angel Stadium's seating chart is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Field Level infield and Diamond Club 109-127; Field Level down the lines 101-108, 128-135; Terrace Level 201-213, 221-233; Outfield Terrace sections 236-249, 256-260; Club Level 301-322, 330-351; View Level (400s and 500s) 401-436, 501-540), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating chart on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.
What are the stands at Angel Stadium?
Angel Stadium is made up of 6 main stands: Field Level infield and Diamond Club; Field Level down the lines; Terrace Level; Outfield Terrace sections; Club Level; View Level (400s and 500s).
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Seating guideSources
- Angel Stadium Sun & Shade Map (official PDF)
- Accessibility Guide | Los Angeles Angels (official)
- Guest Guide | Los Angeles Angels (official)
- Angels Premium Seating (official)
- Getting to Angel Stadium | Los Angeles Angels (official)
- Angel Stadium Guide: Capacity, Seating Chart, Parking | MLB.com
- Angel Stadium - Wikipedia
- Angel Stadium Field, Terrace, Club and View Level guides - RateYourSeats.com